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Hoe vaak kun je een AED gebruiken?

How often can you use an AED?

After using the AED it is important to check the status of the AED and replace any necessary parts. Here are some important points:

  • Electrodes: After use, the electrodes should always be replaced as they cannot be reused.
  • Battery: Check the battery status of the AED regularly. The battery can become empty over time, even if the AED has not been actively used. Make sure the battery is always sufficiently charged or replace it if necessary.
  • Maintenance: It is important to maintain the AED regularly according to the manufacturer's instructions. This may include checking overall operation and replacing consumable parts.

In short, it is crucial to check the status of the AED after use and ensure that all necessary components are functioning properly before using it again.

Do the AED batteries need to be replaced after a resuscitation?

An AED battery may need to be replaced after a resuscitation. This is because the battery may have delivered a significant amount of current during use, which may have reduced its capacity. An AED performs self-tests to check the status of the battery, and if the voltage is too low, it will indicate that the battery needs to be replaced.

It is important to note that the lifespan of an AED battery is affected by several factors, including the type of AED and how long it is on standby. In general, batteries last longer when they are kept on standby for long periods of time. However, it is essential to regularly check the battery status and replace it when necessary to ensure that the AED is always ready for use in an emergency.

What is the lifespan of an AED?

The lifespan of an AED varies, but it is generally recommended to replace the AED after about 10 years. However, it is important to ensure that:

Electrodes and batteries are replaced in time according to the manufacturer's guidelines. These parts have a limited lifespan and must be checked regularly and replaced if necessary.

The AED is maintained after use and periodically to ensure that it is always ready for use in emergency situations. This includes performing self-tests and checking the overall operation of the AED.

The warranty period of an AED is usually around 8 years, but this can vary depending on the make and model of the AED. It is important to check the manufacturer's warranty conditions and ensure that any warranty claims are made within the applicable period. By following these guidelines, the effectiveness and reliability of the AED can be guaranteed throughout its lifespan.

Need advice when purchasing an AED?

If you need advice on purchasing an AED, we are here to help. Our range includes AEDs that are suitable for repeated use. Feel free to contact us for personal advice and guidance in choosing the right AED for your needs.

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